Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1887-04-07
SUPPLEMENTAL.

Additional List of Bills Signed by the
Governor and Thus Become Laws.
The following additional bills have received
the signature of Governor Mar1naduke, and thus
become laws:
SENATE BILLS.
No. III. Increasing the power of townships
In the matter of restraining stock from running
at large.
No. 302. Authorizing county collectors to pay
IN the county treasury pending litigation,
money in their hands claimed by State, country
or municipal townships
No. g. Repeating act establishing a branch
penitentiary
No. 1885, In ascertainng populS.ion of county
Tor adjustment of salaries of officers, whole
number OF votes cast at last general election
shall be multiplied by five.
No. 206 Returning school money to McDon-
aid County, which was improperly withheld in
1887.
No. 10i Requiring railroads to furnish cars
for the shipment of live stock with doors on top
of the cars.
No. 13S Increasing minimum fife for keeping
gambling or bawdy house to 300.
No. "a. Providing for the publication of the
first sixteen volumes of decisions of the ST.
Louis Court of Appeals.
No. 81. Regulating appeals from township
bonds in counties under township organization.
No. 62. Prohibiting the selling under mer-
chants license of liquor in less quantities than
five gallons.
No. so. Repeating act authorizing county
courts to fill by appointment vacancies in treas.
urers' offices.
No. SO. Making trespass on school property
O misdemeanor.
HOUSE BILLS.
No. 261. Relating to meeting Of directors of
city, town and village schools.
No. 62. Limiting time for insttuting suits for
dover in real estate to ten years.
No. 63. Making it misdemeanor for commits
SlOQerS of Dtlblic schools to grant teachers
tifcates without examination.
No. 155. Correcting informal1ties of section
S7O5, relating to practice in civil cases.
No 40. For the relief of Francis Brocklein,
of Lafayette county.
No PA. Authorizing cities Of the fourth class
to elect police judges.
No. 27s. Prohibiting the keeping OF opium
joints.
No 81. Making legal certain land abstracts in
Douglass County.
No 214. Empowering cities OF the fourth
class to license drays.
No 81. Prohibiting non-residents from herd
ing cattle in this State at any season of the
year.
No 100. Authorizing Common Pleas Courts
to held sessions in more than one place.
No. S. Prohibiting the use of any substitute
for hops in the manufacture of ale and beer.
No. 15 Relating to plea OF title of real estate
in proceedings before justices courts.
No. 26S Giving justices of the peace 81 for
No. 457. Providing for two ter DIS OF the Cir
cult Court at Pierce City.
No. $50. Changing the time holding the
Circuit Court in Peniscot County.
No. 400. Requiring manufacturing and MIN
ing companies to report number of employees
to Labor Commissioner.
No. SGT. Exempting physicians from register
ing births and deaths except in cities Of 5000
Inhabitants and over.
No. 500. Changing time OF holding Circuit
Court in Morgan County.
No. 4S4. Authorizing change of venue from
one justice of the peace to the next nearest
No. 800. Correcting errors in homestead ex-
emption laws
No. 997. Requiring boards of aldermen OF
cities Of the fourth class to publish financial
statements.
No. $40. Requiring surveyors to keep records
of surveys.
No. 291. Making normal school diplomas suf-
ficent evidence of holders qualifications to
teach in public schools.
No. 122. Making sheriff member of board Of
equalization in counties under township
ganiZatiOn.
No. 1911. Making it misdemeanor to publish
false pedigrees of domestic animals.
No. 1877. Amending section 5,021 relating to
towns and villages.
No: 1ea Appropriating 1924 for relief of Col
Inns Fitzhugh.
No. 13S Amending law relating to executions
before justices of the peace.
No. III Increasing minimum term Of public
schools to seven months.